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Webster-Rock Hill Ministries

www.wrhm.org

 
Webster-Rock Hill Ministries was officially chartered on August 21, 1982, to provide assistance to the elderly, unemployed, people with disabilities and people with low incomes. Concerned citizens, ministers, and community residents organized the agency so that neighbors and church members would be assisted effectively and efficiently. A non-profit organization, Webster-Rock Hill Ministries is financially supported by contributions from private donors, businesses, community organizations, fundraising events and contributing churches.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.wrhm.org
  • 111 E Waymire Ave
    Webster Groves, MO USA 63119
  • Phone: 314.961.5082
  • Fax: 314-961-5082

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